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Many PMU services offered will use micropigmentation in the treatment. Micropigmentation is the use of a machine pen that distributes pigment into the surface of the skin in a pixelated form to create an appearance of density and color in the treatment area. Microblading is the use of a hand tool that manually inserts pigment into the skin with the use of a blade. This blade is created by a series of tiny needles bound securely together to create beautiful hairlike strokes in the brows. Blade sizes may vary dependent on your technician, I however use nano size blades as I love the fine stokes they create, and find them to be a staple in my tools to create your desired look.

Although both services include the use of a tattooing machine (machine pen), there is a difference. Microblading and Micropigmentation are techniques that implant pigment into the skin on a surface level. PMU (Permanent Makeup) is all done in the epidermis layer of the skin. So, while it is stated to be a “semipermanent” procedure, the pigments are still deposited into the skin, however, are more superficial, and subject to fading requiring a color boost for touch-up. Tattoos lay beneath the epidermis layer, and the pigment is deposited into the dermis layer. A machine pen is also used to implant the pigment, however at a depth that is just beneath the epidermis so as not to cause scar tissue or unnecessary added trauma to the skin.

It goes without saying that when you are preparing for your appointment that you need to follow the list below to ensure the best outcome and pigment retention for your service. You and I want what’s best for you, so let’s make sure to get you there by following the guidelines below. No alcohol 48 HOURS prior to your appointment No coffee (or caffeine) the morning of your appointment No ibuprofen, aspirin, niacin, vitamin E 24 hours prior to your appointment. No Brow tinting or waxing 1 WEEK before your appointment No tanning (sun exposure included) 1 WEEK prior to your appointment No Botox 2 WEEKS prior to your procedure No fillers 4 WEEKS prior to your appointment STOP Glycol’s, Chemical Peels and Retin-A (Retinol) 4 WEEKS prior to your appointment No use of any products containing any Alpha Hydroxy Acids (AHA) close to the eyebrow area 2 WEEKS BEFORE and 2 WEEKS after No hair growing serums (Latisse) a minimum of 3 WEEKS before your appointment Accutane or similar types of medications need to be discontinued at least 1 YEAR prior to your appointment It is important to note that you are more sensitive to Permanent Make-Up or tattoo during your menstrual cycle. If this is a concern, please book your appointment accordingly. AFTER your procedure. Be sure to check your moisturizers, foundation, BB Cream, CC cream, and any product containing acid in the list of active ingredients.

Each and every person is different, just as our tolerance is for all things. So although I CANNOT guarantee a pain free appointment, I do employ the use of a topical anesthetic to the service area to allow the pain receptors to be less triggered, and reapply throughout the service to keep you as comfortable as possible. Please note that topical anesthetic is only used for permanent makeup appointments

My job is to DO YOU NO HARM. So it is important to be honest when filling out your medical forms for prescreening, as there are circumstances and conditions where we can’t proceed. – A person who is pregnant or breastfeeding. – A person who has a history of keloid scarring – A person who is affected by Hepatitis, HIV and AIDS – A person who currently takes Accutane, or has taken it within the last year.

Everyone's time IS valuable, so to reserve your appointment, a 50% deposit is required by e-transfer, please contact us to arrange for e-transfer details. This deposit is non-refundable should you cancel within 72 hours of your appointment. If you are rescheduling your appointment with more than 72 hours' notice, your deposit will be applied to a future scheduled appointment.